Title: Leftists DESTROY Washington Statue, Democrats Want Jefferson Removed In NYC, History Is Being Erased Source:
EweToob URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9rdGvme-6U Published:Jun 19, 2020 Author:Tim Pool Post Date:2020-06-19 17:19:21 by Esso Keywords:None Views:779 Comments:12
Could someone call Soros and find out what a good looting and riot costs ? The last round of liberal cities torched and robbed hasn't had the desired effect yet.
They need to see that they have elected treason and rape !
Around here we love our cops ! (Because they are "OUR", cops).
A true racist would likely operate by stealth. Right now some people will use the nigger word because they're pissed off at Blacks, BLM and Antifa and the destruction to people and property.
And the aforementioned folks haven't helped themselves out either. The people kissing ass momentarily are weak sucks that aren't resolving the problem and the best they can hope for is to stave off their own demise briefly.
Anyone with an IQ above room temp knows that the looting and riotous activity is fucking criminal. It's sending a message that has been heard loud and clear by the sane, by the taxpayers, and by at least 100 million armed citizens that have had just about enough of the never ending whining by Blacks about slavery and reparations.
The real lesson that may have been missed by the zombies parroting the BLM message, and those that think it makes them better if they vote for morons like Joe Biden. The horrendous damage done happened in LIBERAL LEFTIST SHIT HOLES !
Conservative areas have decent cops that aren't constantly dealing with the Black crime syndrome and attendant violence. White people have really put up with enough of the poor me Black population that condones looting as if it's something they have coming.
Well. let me say this once, "THEY GOT NOTHING COMING" ! My dad informed me at a very early age that you have to make a deposit at the bank before you can make a withdrawal. In my opinion the Black race in general hasn't done anything but make withdrawals.
#5. To: BTP Holdings, Open Letter to everyone, (#4)
I won't defend slavery, and I won't try and pretend that there weren't difficult situations and circumstances for Blacks and there were difficult times for the entire country like WW I and WW II, the Depression, the Dust Bowl ... but something that has to be discussed is the fact that most White people didn't see themselves as beneficiaries of any privilege unless they belonged to the elite class of people that only associate with their ilk.
Something else that should be discussed is the fact that the races were separated to such an extent that most White people didn't spend day and night wondering what the Blacks were suffering from because most of them had their own problems. We had 5 kids in my family and my dad always had 2 or 3 jobs, and my mom almost always worked in between brats. My brother and I worked for our dad when we weren't in school. (No privilege).
The Blacks marched for integration. Some of those marches especially in the early stages were disrespected by police and some groups like the KKK. It should be mentioned that after all of the obstacles to obtaining integration were overcome the new cry is for segregation. When I looked at the number of White people marching with Black people in protest over George Floyd I asked myself if segregation was even remotely possible.
Now I'm 70 years old and my parents didn't have any racist commentary or instruction for their kids. My mom loved Fats Domino, and my dad was a Captain on the Indianapolis, Fire Department. He had many men under his command. Some under his command were White, some were Black, and all my dad concerned himself with was if his men lived up to the expectations the Fire Dept. had for them.
I went to Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis, Indiana. The school had about 10,000 students on a 79 square acre campus. Seldom did a student have more than one class in each building. The demographics were pretty close to 50/50 Black/White with other minorities at very low levels. The thing to realize about this is that my early life wasn't privileged at all, nor was it without difficulties such as every family learns to overcome. My immediate neighborhood was lower middle class Whites. The Blacks lived for the most part on the other side of a large Park (Brookside Park).
The funniest thing, now that I think about it, we never had race riots at the park or the community center where Whites and Blacks played basketball together everyday that the sun shined. The same doesn't hold true for school. We had riots continually every year that I attended and I graduated in 1968.
I spent the next 4 years in the military sharing duties with, you guessed it Blacks and everyone else of other ethnicities. There were occasional racial differences but nothing outrageous. The military began to cater to Blacks in a variety of ways. Blacks could have beards because they claimed shaving made them get bumps. And as time rolled on Blacks were becoming more militant and started wearing braided Black boot strings that made a thick black band around their wrist. (This was in Vietnam). There was more race talk and it was often uncomfortable. Fights sometimes broke out in the Enlisted Man's Club after a few drinks (and whatever else was ingested).
My roommate (and best buddy in Nam) was a Black guy named Tommy Porter. When off duty we went everywhere together and sometimes the Blacks gave us shit about it. Porter was the smartest guy in our squadron bar none ! At any rate that was just another life opportunity wherein I wasn't isolated from the Black population. When I returned to civilian population I worked road construction for a concrete company and was the only White laborer on my crew.
I mentioned Brookside Park earlier and I ran it for a couple of years before I moved to California. Like I said earlier we didn't have race riots there and it's hard to say why other than we all played basketball everyday and didn't want that to change.
I'm trying to articulate that I have a vast lifetime close experience with Black people and overall those experiences have been positive though I can't say there weren't disagreements and disputes.
I belonged to a loose knit gang called Blanco Zela (White Power) in High School because we were fighting all of the time with Blacks at school. It was primarily all of the guys in my neighborhood so we could watch each other's back. I've never belonged to any group or organization since. Never worked for the government after the military and certainly never ever benefited from this so-called White privilege.
I'll go ahead and say that millions of Black people have improved their lives and the lives of their children. I do believe in giving a hand up but not a hand out. Some of the programs to lift Black people out of poverty were worthwhile and worked. At the same time we must admit that some people were denied opportunities they actually deserved in order for the system to attempt correcting past shortcomings. Many of these programs were just throwing money at the situation and didn't benefit society. I have worked side by side with many hard working Blacks and those are the ones that have lifted themselves up and are trying to live a reasonable life without the riots, assaults, burning and looting. Those people working to improve their family's lot in life should be proud of themselves. Those pitching a bitch all of the time need to shut the fuck up. We have recently elected a Black President, a mistake in my opinion, buy just the same that has to say something doesn't it.
My daughter and grand kids live in Queen Creek, AZ., which is a very mixed race environment. My daughter sent me pictures of a party her boys had at their house and the entire pool area was filled with what looked like the United Nations. These kids (just graduated from H.S. in 2020 with all of the same friends they started H.S. with) all get along and are much closer friends with all races than I was in my early life. They have spent weekends at each others houses and race isn't even a consideration. I can't express just how weary I am of all the bullshit. This meaningless revolution that's trying to destroy America doesn't care about George Floyd, it's an attempt to create enough chaos and destruction to destabilize the government and our way of life.
Those responsible for the damages of the last few weeks should be arrested whenever possible, tried, and given the maximum sentence allowed. Those people are an embarrassment to every struggling Black person in our country and yes, every other race too, because ALL LIVES MATTER.